Experimental science in Madagascar
The Commission Physique et Optique Sans Frontières made a major contribution to the organization of several experimental science workshops in Madagascar in November 2024.
Is the Anambé Basin in Senegal the result of a meteorite impact?
Geologists search for evidence of a meteorite that shaped the Casamance landscape
International Conference on Advanced Knowledge, Techniques and decIsIons for DevelOpmeNt problems
Conakry to host the fourth AKTIION conference on sustainable development in November 2025
Second World Conference of French-Speaking Science Journalists
Africa at the forefront of developing science journalism in French
The words I was waiting for
Knowing Africa’s pre-colonial history is essential if Africans are to project themselves into the future
Cooperation agreement between Universitaires sans Frontières and the University of Garoua
Cameroon’s newly-created Garoua University to benefit from USF support for its international presence
Marie-Angélique Sène: “Research is the foundation of sovereignty for Senegal”
How nanotechnology, quantum physics and materials engineering can transform key sectors such as health, agriculture and energy in Senegal
The Academic Journey of Dr. Mounia Laassiri and the Impact on the African School of Physics
As highlighted in the previous issue of APN, this article seeks to share the journeys of African scientists who have overcome significant challenges to excel in their fields
From the Hills of Southwestern Kenya to the Frontiers of Physics
Annah Moraa Ondieki tells her journey to become a physicist, hoping it will inspire other African women to take this field
NITHeCS: An extraordinary Centre of Excellence
The director of the National Institute for Theoretical and Computational Sciences in South-Africa tells about the goals and activities of this recently created organization